Question 9: Phyllis Photo is a photographer forSnoopmagazine.One day while out shopping, she walks through a popular sporting goods store looking for camping equipment.Phyllis sees one of the store's employees walk by with a copy ofSnoopmagazine in his hand and Phyllis decides to see where he's going.The employee enters a door marked "Private: Employees Only." Phyllis glances around to make sure no one is watching, opens the door marked "Private: Employees Only," and quickly takes a picture of the employee sitting at a table reading the copy ofSnoop.Phyllis then quickly leaves the store.Snoopprints the picture in its next issue as part of an advertisement for the magazine itself.Under the picture in the ad are the words,"Everyone, anytime, everywhere reads Snoop. Subscribe today!"The store employee in the picture, Hilton Waddams, wants to sue for invasion of privacy.

A) Which tort(s) of privacy law could Hilton sue Snoop Magazine for?

B) What criteria would Hilton have to establish to win his case and would he be successful?Explain why or why not.